Royal Hospital Chelsea
The Royal Hospital Chelsea is an institution that provides care and support to retired British Army veterans known as Chelsea Pensioners. Founded in 1692 by King Charles II, it serves as a community and a home for those who have served the nation.
- Venue hire
- Guided tours
- Chapel services
- Care for Chelsea Pensioners
- Veterans Outreach programme
Locations
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Company Details
Royal Hospital Chelsea is operated by Royal Hospital Chelsea Appeal Limited and is a Active company incorporated on 20 January 1999 with the registered office located in London, Greater London. Royal Hospital Chelsea Appeal Limited was registered 26 years ago.
Status
Active
Size
Small
Directors
4
Age
26 years old
Employees
27
Turnover
£7.73M
Total Assets
£7.68M
Cash in Bank
£1.48M
Total Liabilities
-£1.47M